Plantation Mobile Locksmith (954) 656-2127

Car Lockout in Plantation, FL

Getting back into a locked car in Plantation, FL starts at $90, and the usual total is $90–155 — the same at midnight as at lunchtime. You hear the price on the call before Charlie D. starts driving, and the door is opened with car-entry tools that leave paint, glass and door seals untouched.

A child or a pet locked inside on a hot day? Call 911 now, then us.

  • Licensed & insured
  • 6-month workmanship warranty
  • About 20 min to you
A brass key being cut in a key machine

Where we meet you in Plantation

Price for a car lockout

Situation From Usual total
Keys visible inside, everyday car $90 $90–155
No key anywhere — a new one has to be made $169 $169–369

What moves a lockout toward the top of $90–155: a vehicle with deadlocking doors, keys sitting in a trunk that has no release inside the cabin, or a truck with an aftermarket alarm. When you tell us the year, make and model, we can say which end of the range you're at. Ads that promise a "$29 car opening" and then add fees at the curb are an old trick — the figure you hear from us on the phone is the bill.

Plantation, FL

Streets under the oaks.

Homes from the 1950s and 60s, many still on their first locks.

How the car gets opened

  1. The call: the car's year, make and model, your location, and if you can spot the keys.
  2. The quote and an arrival estimate: about 20 minutes to any lot or driveway in Plantation, and Charlie D. confirms the time for your spot on the call.
  3. On arrival Charlie D. shows photo ID.
  4. Entry: a soft inflatable wedge makes a narrow gap at the upper corner of the door, and a long reach tool presses the unlock switch. Nothing goes down inside the door panel, where today's cars run wiring and side-airbag parts.
  5. Proof the car is yours: photo ID with your name, checked against the registration, title or rental agreement — if those papers are in the glove box, we look right after the door opens.
  6. You start the engine, and only then do you pay (card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, Zelle, or cash), with the itemized invoice sent to your phone or inbox.

Have this ready when you call

Year, make and model, the exact spot (lot, level, row or store), and a photo ID with the same name as the registration or rental contract.

Questions

Will opening the door set off the alarm?

It might. It quiets down as soon as you're holding the key again.

The car is a rental. Who do I call?

Start with the rental company's roadside line. When they say to use a locksmith nearby, keep the agreement in hand.

The keys are in the trunk. We open a front door and use the trunk button inside. No inside release? We tell you the price for that before driving.

I don't have the keys at all. Then you need a key made at the car — see car keys & fobs. Full price list on prices.

Call (954) 656-2127